Fusion sketch inserting (same as sketch block in other software)

[fedosm92]

Can someone please help me with one issue: I need to regularly draw the same sketch with the same parameters on different parts in similar locations, sometimes modifying it. Is there a way in Fusion to create a universal sketch in advance and then simply import it onto the desired plane or surface, repeating this operation multiple times, saving time?
I'd like to import a sketch with Fusion capabilities, bindings, parameters, and axes, rather than a .dxf file that doesn't have any of these.

[TrippyLighting]

Sketch blocks do not exist in Fusion.

[kacper.suchomski]

Create a separate base part file with the sketch and then copy it to other files.

[pkomatlapalli]

Hi @fedosm92 ,

Did the info from @TrippyLighting and @kacper.suchomski  help answer your question?

If it did, it’d be great if you could click the "Accept Solution" button so others can easily find it too.

If you’re still needing more help, feel free to share an update here. The community will be happy to jump in with any next steps to help you get where you need to be.

Best, 

Pavan Kumar | Community Manager.

[fedosm92]

No, the solution has not been found, their answers are not useful to me, they neither help nor refute the possibility of what I want to do.

[felipe_anton]

I also have been asking this for years, sketch blocks (like in Inventor or SolidWorks) would solve yours and mine issues 

[programming2C78B · Accepted solution]

we've been asking for a decade
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-ideastation-archived/block-in-a-sketch/idi-p/6841162


This is the closest thing to making a functional sketch block 
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-design-validate-document/sketch-blocks-in-fusion-360/td-p/8620...

[fedosm92]

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@programming2C78B wrote:

we've been asking for a decade

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Thank you, I didn't find a solution, but most likely this phrase of yours is the answer.